The price increase and supply shortage has egg lovers looking for alternatives. Now, there's an increasing demand for people to rent their own chickens. Egg lovers can become farmers overnight and serve up fresh eggs anytime they want. Inside Edition's Jim Moret was there as the company Rent The Chicken made a delivery in Los Angeles. Two chickens, coop, and feed, run about $100 a month but the California family says it's worth it.

Rent The Chicken

With egg prices hitting record highs recently, some folks are looking to add a little farm living to their city life by raising chickens themselves. But how do you know if you're up to the challenge? Jenn Lahmers flew the coop recently and checked out "Rent The Chicken."

We brought two of our rentable hens and our entire Rent The Chicken coop set up to the KTLA Weekend Mornings studio. The ladies did a great job showing off how sweet and a bit silly they can be.

People are renting chickens to combat inflated egg prices

With egg prices soaring in California, some are turning to a service called "Rent-The-Chicken."